In other words, 240 meters per hour is 0.00093 times the speed of a Skydiver (headfirst), and the speed of a Skydiver (headfirst) is 1,100 times that amount.

(Head-to-Earth orientation or standing, average conditions, terminal velocity)A head-to-Earth or standing-oriented skydiver's terminal velocity assuming average conditions is about 260,000 meters per hour. In a typical jump from 3,900 m (13,000 ft), a diver in this orientation will be in freefall for 46 seconds.

In other words, 240 meters per hour is 0.000845 times the speed of a Helicopter, and the speed of a Helicopter is 1,180 times that amount.

(for AH-64A Apache, a.k.a. Hughes Model 77) (maximum cruise speed)The AH-64 helicopter, one of the primary helicopters used by the United States Army, flies at a top cruise speed of 284,000 meters per hour. The AH-64 is the primary military helicopter of several nations including the United States, the United Kingdom, Israel, Japan, and the Netherlands.